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Due to Ontario's size, temperatures may vary tremendously from region to region and even within the regions themselves. Generally, the weather is considered continental, with January being the coldest month of the year and July being the warmest. Temperatures are given officially in degrees Celsius (C) with the Fahrenheit equivalent (F) often added. For an exact conversion of Celsius to Fahrenheit, multiply the Celsius temperature by 9/5 and add 32. You'll find more detailed information about Ontario's climate, including helpful tips on what clothing to bring when you visit, by clicking here Weather Travel Tips. Please select a city (below) for today's weather along with a five-day weather forecast:
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Here are some helpful and frequently updated seasonal and activity weather reports. If you're heading to Ontario to pursue a special activity, check the list below:
Ontario Parks Report Provides year-round long-term forecasts (including precipitation and temperatures) along with contact information for some of Ontario's provincial and national parks.
Great Lakes Marine Forecast Includes marine forecasts (temperatures, wind speeds, wave heights, visibility) along with weather warnings for various regions in Ontario (May - October).
Ontario Golf Course Report A detailed forecast (including temperature, dew point, humidex and wind speeds) for more than 730 golf courses in Ontario (April - October).
Ontario Snowfall Report Provides snowfall information (within last 24 hours, water equivalent and snow depth) for various communities across Ontario (November - April).
Ontario Ski Conditions Report If you're planning to ski during your visit to Ontario, let the Ontario Ski Hill / Resort Report help you plan your experience. |
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